What to do if my Philips PicoPix PPX 4935 only shows the initial screen when connected to my computer?
If the initial screen appears but not the image from your connected computer on your Philips Projector, ensure the cables are correctly connected to the right sockets and that the computer's resolution is set to 1280*720.
What to do if my Philips PicoPix PPX 4935 only shows the initial screen when connected to an external device?
If the initial screen appears but not the image from your external device on your Philips Projector, check that the cables are connected to the correct sockets. Also, ensure that the external device is switched on and its output is set to HDMI.
Why does my Philips Projector keep turning off?
If your Philips Projector turns off, it might be overheating. When running for a long time, the device may get hot, and a warning symbol might appear. It automatically shuts down to prevent damage. Let it cool down before switching it on again. Alternatively, the device turns off when the battery does not have sufficient capacity. Connect the device to the power supply.
How to fix bad image quality on Philips PicoPix PPX 4935 when using HDMI?
To resolve bad image or color quality when connecting your Philips Projector with HDMI, use the supplied HDMI cable. Third-party cables may cause signal distortions.
How to improve sound quality of Philips Projector with computer connection?
If you are experiencing bad sound quality with a computer connection on your Philips Projector, check if the audio cable is connected to the computer's line-out socket. Also, the volume setting on the computer should not be too high.
How to reset a frozen Philips Pocket Projector?
If your Philips Pocket Projector is unresponsive or hung up, long press the POWER button for 10 seconds until the projector is forced to power off. Then, switch the projector on again.
Why is there no sound from external device on my Philips PicoPix PPX 4935?
If you're not getting any sound from the external device connected to your Philips Projector, check the cables connected to the external device. Ensure the volume is set on the external device. Only the original cables from the device manufacturer may work properly.
What to do if my Philips Pocket Projector won't turn on?
If your Philips Pocket Projector cannot be switched on, connect the supplied power supply to recharge the internal battery. Wait for 10 minutes, then switch on the projector.
Why does my Philips Projector dim during playback?
When the environment temperature is too high, the Philips Projector automatically turns from maximum level of brightness to a lower level of brightness in order to protect the high power LEDs.
Explains warning symbols like Caution and Danger for user safety.
Features like 3W speaker, aptX® Bluetooth, and wireless options.
Covers HDMI, MHL, and support for various media formats.
Advises against self-repair and recommends authorized service centers.
Details safe usage of the power adapter and battery handling.
Details specific touch gestures like tap, double-tap, pinch, and swipe.
Identifies and describes the function of each button on the remote.
Guides on positioning the projector and using keystone correction.
Details connecting the power supply and charging the internal battery.
Guides through the first-time setup, including language and Wi-Fi.
Steps to connect devices like laptops and DVD players using HDMI.
Instructions for wirelessly mirroring phone/tablet screens using Miracast/EZCast.
Warning about removing memory devices during access to prevent data loss.
Guide to connect to a wireless network, including password entry.
Explains how to activate and configure the device as a WiFi hotspot.
Introduces DLNA for sharing media over a home network.
How to access and play media from DLNA-compatible devices.
Guide to pair external speakers and configure Bluetooth settings.
Guides on installing apps via APK files or the Aptoide Store.
Details settings for WiFi, Hotspot, VPN, Mobile Networks, and DLNA.
Covers image adjustments, sound, video player, and music player settings.
Guidelines for battery lifespan, charging indicators, and precautions.
Danger notice against self-replacement of the battery.
Lists common problems and their solutions for sound, image, and connectivity.
Explains warning symbols like Caution and Danger for user safety.
Features like 3W speaker, aptX® Bluetooth, and wireless options.
Covers HDMI, MHL, and support for various media formats.
Advises against self-repair and recommends authorized service centers.
Details safe usage of the power adapter and battery handling.
Details specific touch gestures like tap, double-tap, pinch, and swipe.
Identifies and describes the function of each button on the remote.
Guides on positioning the projector and using keystone correction.
Details connecting the power supply and charging the internal battery.
Guides through the first-time setup, including language and Wi-Fi.
Steps to connect devices like laptops and DVD players using HDMI.
Instructions for wirelessly mirroring phone/tablet screens using Miracast/EZCast.
Warning about removing memory devices during access to prevent data loss.
Guide to connect to a wireless network, including password entry.
Explains how to activate and configure the device as a WiFi hotspot.
Introduces DLNA for sharing media over a home network.
How to access and play media from DLNA-compatible devices.
Guide to pair external speakers and configure Bluetooth settings.
Guides on installing apps via APK files or the Aptoide Store.
Details settings for WiFi, Hotspot, VPN, Mobile Networks, and DLNA.
Covers image adjustments, sound, video player, and music player settings.
Guidelines for battery lifespan, charging indicators, and precautions.
Danger notice against self-replacement of the battery.
Lists common problems and their solutions for sound, image, and connectivity.
General| Display Technology | DLP |
|---|---|
| Light source | LED |
| Contrast ratio | 1000:1 |
| Throw Ratio | 1.2:1 |
| Internal memory | 8 GB |
| Integrated MP4 player | Yes |
| Integrated Office Viewer | Yes |
| Wireless screen mirroring | Yes |
| Wifi | Yes |
| Input Ports | HDMI, USB, Micro SD |
| Built-in Speaker | Yes |
| LED lifetime | 30000 hours |
| Lamp Life | 30, 000 hours |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Recommended use | Business |
| Power supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Internal battery | Yes |
| Native Resolution | 854 x 480 pixel |
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